Closed Illustar0 closed 2 years ago
Also you may be able to add parameters to select the configuration file.
I scanned Google's IP range using "tcpioneer -scanip" and got some IPs. But some of these IPs cannot be used for "www.google.com". How should I differentiate them?
tcpioneer -scanip x.x.x.x/x -scanurl https://www.google.com
Also you may be able to add parameters to select the configuration file.
This is a program to verify the feasibility You can modify it yourself or use phantomsocks
@Macronut
tcpioneer -scanip x.x.x.x/x -scanurl https://www.google.com
I don't think this will work, as Google will return 302 to https://www.google.com.hk
, and now TCPioneer only check for 200.
https://github.com/Macronut/TCPioneer/blob/e8cd59534203b8515804ce30c00afd69e7923574/header/scan.go#L153
If your region will be redirected by Google by default, you should add ncr or directly scan the domain name in your region.
If your region will be redirected by Google by default, you should add ncr or directly scan the domain name in your region.
Just use https://www.google.com.hk
, because https://www.google.com/ncr
is also a 302 redirect.
thank you
I scanned Google's IP range using "tcpioneer -scanip" and got some IPs. But some of these IPs cannot be used for "www.google.com". How should I differentiate them?